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Notice

If you please, that Mark Sternberger has
received his Spring stock of Carpets, Rugs
&c, and can show you the handsomest
styles in the country at the lowest prices
to be found anywhere. You. who need
Carpets are cordially invited to call and
inspect these goods before purchasing.
MARK STERNBERGER,
Next door to First National Bank.
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Carpets, rugs, oil-cloths, straw mattings,
cheap at J. NJ. Kimberling s. Bros, Gill
sey building, opposite public square.
Come and see stock Of Hosiery, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Handkerchiefs
and Gloves, before our elegant assortment
is depleted by the rapid custom we know
they will attract. We promise desirable
and stylish bargains at prices that will
crafty you.
FRANK j. STERNBERGER e Co.
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Probate Court Notice.
Accounts for Settlement.

Notice is hereby that the following Accounts
have been filed the Probate Court of Jackson Coun-
", ohio, for settlement, and the same set for
hearing and examination on MONDAY, May 3lSt,
1857 to which time all interested parties may except
tO-wit
W. l.. Faulkner, administrator of Eunice Isham;
y. w Harrel, guardian OF NJ l.. Busler;
y. W. Harrel, guardian of Lewis Husler:
j. w. Harrel, guardian fPhilip Busler;
ID. ID. DUNCAN, guardian of Alvah Ferree:
G. David, administrator of Daniel Haltermau:
Levi Howell. guardian of Lizzie Mcdaniel;
l. b. g. hirkendall, administrator of G. Il. smith;
Mary Il. Thompson, administrators of G.. II,
ThompsOn "
Wv. Morgan, administrator OF John Rees;
u. u Jones, trustee of Alice Jones.
~ Ihe examination will be in the order of publl-
catlOn, beginning at O'Clock a. and exceptions
VIII not be admitted after the account passed upon
py Tue Court. H. G. MILLER,
May l., lSS1-3w. Probate Judge
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The most beautiful patterns, at J. G.
AleXander'S, Broadway.
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Friday, June s4,
Between the hours of and O'Clock.
ELIAS CRANDALL,
E. G. POWELL,
GEORGE PUGH,
j. H. MACKLEY,
MARK STERNBERGER,
Executive Committee.
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oarasols! ParasolS! !,
Window Shades!

In all the new styles and shades, q
Smith u LuptOn's.
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The Anti-Saloon Republicans held
a meeting in New York last week.
Ex-Gov. Foster Of Ohio was one Of
the speakers. He took the ground
that the Republican party must reg
ulate the traffic in liquors. Just SO!
If we don't, it will regulate US.
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There. is colored man in Washing
ton whom we would like to take by
the hand and give him our blessing.
He has one fault, he drinks beer.
We don't know his name, but have
read of one Of his acts. A Southern
man zone of de ole school, sah,' went
to doggery to drink, and the colored
man come up to the bar. 'No-nig-
ger can drink what I do, sah!'' said the
bully, knocking the beer from the
.colored mans hand. The next instant
the bully was trying to make his head
catch up with his heels as he spun
along the ground. The great mistake
the ''nigger" made, was in being low
enough to drink with the white bully
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For good plastering, see Stephen Wey

THos. c. GERKEN, Sec'y.
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Shoe Department---Bro Entr;

ben hepimem in gdn"pi n made
Sky for mi u.s. % le
3ut
La
Our DongaK KmadC Congress- nob td u wearing for
Q. W.. IO
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D. D. Edwards will be a candidate for Commis-
sioner of Jackson county, at the ensuing November
election, subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention.
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Next door to First National Bank
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Free Tr1ltis.

Tho reduction Of internal revenue and
the taking OIL Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no douo. has large.
ly benefited the consumers, as well as re-
lieving the burden oil hons manutactu,,
ers. Especially il this the: case with
Green's august Flo,eer and Baschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thir.y.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in.
crease the sizs OF the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one fiith
more madeleine in the 10 cent SIZE. The
august Flo,rer for Dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint, and the GERMAN Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of increased s;zs
Of the bottles will he greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civiliE9d countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same sizs.
.l HIlN. at ~ DHW
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Is afforded those fast sinking Into condition Of
hopeless debility. The means arc at hand. In tho
form OF genial medicinal cordial, Ios,ettcr's
Stomach Bit.ers embod!es tho combined qualities
Of blood fe:tilIse. and tepureut, a tonic and an
alternative. While 1t promotes digestion and assim.
ila.ion, and stimulates appetite has the further
effect Of purifying the lilo current and strengthen.
ing, the nervous system IS the blood grows richer
ling medicinal agent, scqulra NOT only yisor, but
bodily substance. A hcalthiul thluge In the &c.
crelIons IL effected by It, aud thu, sure and rapid
lan"uons Of he system produce srrssttd.o The
primo causes Of d sease being removed, health Il
tpeedily renovated aud yiSos restored, .
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


1TT'7 nv - ,,..,..,. ~" o'o's
~. -, =, ai"fke's' W Ela, y.
percent, closing at percent. Prime mercantile
paper ,carce and Ia demand at 6a7 percent. Sterl
Ing exchange strong al 81 sl1<at us = =" -
RAILROAD BoNDs-ACtlye: sales sll9SO0,
GovEksMEsr BoSps-Urit but firm.
Boxbs .llosed bln: u, 3. IS. l0o,s: U. 8. Is,
q Is; INK: Louisiana stamped L. sGf; Si%oa III
y. l90; Tennessee u settlements 1906; do s., loi:
90 8, los; Central pacidc drsts, .1t4H; Denver
Western nnG. 81: Erie seconds. ss9z; Missouri.
ksn'as & Texas general o.; SS54: Northern FL.
sl a., n'sss ssh Northern Paelac seconds, sbs;
utes Is, l!sS. It, Louis d Ban Francisco general
MORTGAGE, lio> Ut. PAUL Consos, l29]s; 81. Paul,
Land. Gtants, d; Texas Il Paciic i q. extra
COUPONS, II; Union rAcidc drsls. liz; West Shore,
loN. l.,ts..lIE7 = q ~ - -
, srackh-The disposition 10 await tho action o,
Congress- upon the inter. State Commerce Bill Keeps
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MRS. EAlMoSs, ANTICS.
DR.. ksmpster Quotes Some Had LangunG
She Used Townrd the Professor.

DR.. kempster Quotes Some Had Language
She Used Toward the Professor. -
WARRINGTON, Jan. 8.-The examination
Of DR.. Kempster was resumed today Ii
the lunacy proceeding against Mrs. En-
mons. He said no saw Mrs. Enmons In
December last on board the steamship
Lydlan Monarch, at New York, in the
presence OF her husband and Dr.. Hamil.
ton. Her conversation was disconnected
and she at timeB became excited. Hes
husband spoke Of her going to Washing.
ton, and che said: mo, l will cut my
throat here and now, on the deck Of thia
vessel, rather than return to your house."
Then, at another moment, she said 10 her
husband: you know that you had q COM
misaion Of lunacy on the car that brou 1ht
me from Washington to Jersey City, and
the whole car was packed with detectiyes."
MIR. Emmons said: "My dear, l know
nothing about the gentlemen OH the car"
She ,hereupon looked him straight III the
eyes and said: "You ara a, id liar"
Afterwards she chatted pleasantly, and
when her husband asked: "What do you
propose to do?" she said: frank, have
rented tho sweetest little place, the most
picturesque place you aver saw l have
leased it for nine years and have paid CAS-
down. l want you to 20 over and see It"
Dr.. kempster testified that In bis opiu.
ion Mrs. Emmons Is insane, and that she
Ia suffering from chronic mania Of long
standing. He coneidered the case incura-
bic. a&
Dr.. Goldsmith, superintendent Of the
Bntlar Hospital, Providence, r. l., where
Mrs. Emmons WAS confined from July to
September last year, was next examined.
He said that Mrs. Emmons is unconven.
.ionsl In her Ways, and SONG things
which appear very peculiar in her are not
evidences Of insanity. "rhey seem to DO
an e1aggeration OF what have BEEN for
many years her eccentricitiea," said the
doctor, "and without sufficient regulation
Of life they might grow iu.o insanity, but
her eccentficities never seemed to ms to
iussnity. During the timo aoe
was in Butler Hospital she never OK.
pressed what seemed to mo to BE- an in
sane delusion." u 56'oe ~
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His nill Of Epre,

"Haveyon gotta morHingp paper, ma'am ?''
It was tramp who addressed the lady OF
the house. Yes" she replied, do you
wish to look at itY" II would be thank.
iul ii you would permit lue to look over
tho weather predictions" Certainly; be-
Ing 60 much exposed you are doubtless
always interested in the state OF tie
westherY" ut isn't so much the expos
ure, ma'am ae golicitude for tho condition
OF the inner man; you see, times are 60
hard that ! am obliged to live on air most
Of tho time, 30 It's natural that should
wish to consult the weather report; it's
my bill OF air, you know!"
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR - ~ LIZ.

LotEo 2. J. ". Znnes addition, fronting CO feet
OH South Font street and running M equal width
to low water mark. 'N-,,T /; ii ...,. ..,8 l,g
No. Ito ST. tcv,i,h street, containing rooms as fol-
lows: FL / floor Is diA!nsroom. kitchen. pantry,
wash house aud courthouse Second loUr, two
ROOMS und hall Third floor. three rooms and hall
finished attic, wafer on Inst and third floors, gas
fur light throughout. Ground 25xe5 feet; side en-.
trance; yard aud entrance paved. House all In
GOOD repsir. Con be bol 1t Tor 81 900. . ,,sslS'..
No lSu9 Jacob st Get, six rooms and hall; ground
eosness on Jacob. and Alley. il: fronts on Jacob
street 81 feet ut .. feet from the front widens TO a
feet depth Of lot 60 Ice Can be bought for HOS
No. 81 Viz tna .,1eet ground fronting s. feet and
runningto alley 10 tce. eau be bought for LOO.
b ildtrs size adjoining, front ng rs fee. on Wiz
gina st $3.50 ~ building sto fronting 40 feet Oh
Virginia st and 40 on ssuth York It 81 500 -.
A desirable residence at Beaca Bottom. on the
line Of tho p, w., &, KY, X. r., Il miles from
Wheeling, centIs.Ins Of q nav frame house and
twelve scsrsoi land; Will exchange for desirable
city property. .n.,. .''- 20 e
Desirable Market street property. lot No 10 and
par Of No II. known as 742 and IVA Market street
Business house aud dsselllng, No. 1854 Marker
street. ground 30 leet front, running back 1s2 teet
No. Virginia St +, 'E'-s
A Desirable Manufacturing Site, lots, In Fourth
Wayt j a-lr..
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No matter what parts it msy finally al.
feet, ca:errh always starts in the head, and
belongs 10 the head. There 10 no mystery
about the origin Of this direful disease. /,
begins in 8 neglected cold. One Of the
kind that is "eure to DO hptssT in "a lew
daya.p Thousands OF victims know how
it is by sad experience. Ely's Cream
Balm cures colds in the head and catarrh
in all Its stages. Not a snuff nor liquid.
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DON'T

Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Croup o,
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. !, l,
is q positive euro, aud we guarantee il,
Price 10 and doc. Logan & 90. and G.
Menkemellsr. ,ssgru. 20 FT.sIIe.7TEsg
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....--F ~r------ -
EucElanIa Asninn Enlun

The best salvs in the world for cuts,
briliees, sores, rlcera, salt rheum, .feyei
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbleine,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-;
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 centa pc,
box. For sale by Logan & Co. - =.
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KUSTEE'S SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue Of deed Of trust. made by Anthony
Fisher 10 tho undersigned Trustee. dated August
Z lsSS and recorded in tho ollica Of tho Clerk OF
the County our Of Ohio County. West Virginia,
In Deed OF Trust Book No. q page 3SS, Twill sell
Ut public auction. ri the North front door Of sss
new Tout House Of said County, corner Of I'll.
tenth and Chuplne streets, In the city OF VII ell
Ing, on -r.,lgsl.gg.- ~ III
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS. 1857, ,t
Commencing at 10 O'clock a IN. all the following
proper ;, 81 nate III tho City Of Wheeling In Ohio
County, In the state Of West Virginia, that " TO
nay, the north nnelalf Of lot numbered twenty.
two fronting on tho west bide Of Market street ard
In squa bounded on the north by Twenty.dtth
street, formerly Marshall street, East by Market
Hnct, Solth by Twenty.klxth strCcs, formerly Dl
vision street, and on the west BY Man Stre,t. and
IS In the Sixth Ward, III that portion Ibid out BY
James Il. Forsyth aud others rs an addition 10 tho
City Of Wheeling. being tao Sano property which
WAS granted nd convcye by James Armstrong 10
the sid Anthony Fisher b deed dated the sixth
day OF May, 1851 and recorded among tho public
datd records Of said County, n Decd Book no. Is,
pageSso. ..'lr va .5.l7, -
TERMS OF sALE-ono third OF the purchase
money. andaS much more us The purcha or may
elect to pay, In cuh; the balance In two equal
fuAtAllmtnt,, ut six and twelve months respec.
lively with Interest from tho day Of sale. a. he
purchaser 10 give bis negotiable promiksary note
10! each inslallment, and the title TO the property
sold 10 be retained as security for the paymoul
taetcof, until paid In full.
oea'ru 7'@ Trustee,
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why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it il the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, puritles the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Co.
und G, Menkemeller, 4'gT 80 g =
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and reliable Medicines are tho best 10 de.
pend upon. Acxer's Blood Elixir hes
been prescribed for years for all imou,i.
ties Of the Blood. In every form Of Scroll
ulous, syphi!itic or Mcrcurlsl disees 70, It
il invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & Go. and @. Meuke.
meller. - Fr!si ls!l 10
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Always have Acker's Baby Soothe- 6,
hand. 1t is the only safe medicine vel
made that will remove all infantile dieor.
ders. 1t contains DO Opium or MOI phinc
but gives the child natural ease from pain
Price 25 cent?. Sold by Logan 4 Co. aud
G. MenkemeIisr, "a
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would enjoy your dinner and are nravant-
ed BY disrops;s, uss Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are poei,ivc cure for dys.
pepsla, indigestion, aatulsncy and ccnsti-
patton. We guarantee theU. g and so
cent?, Logan 4 Co. and @. Menkt-
meller. ~
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given: s .ll L
No bS South York street, 7 rooms, 8 20 &C month,
No. IS south York street, rooms, SO CO q month.
No. e. Twcntylhiid street, rooms and kitchen,
s. 80 mouth. it=ffq a
No 2iCS NAN street. business house, SIS month.
No. MS Chaplne st., Q IoonS. SIS w. 5l7 55.i
No. 274i Ena IS s rooms, $500. ..1f.
No lai Alloy II, west OF McCuloch st., $1,000.
No. ~ ViginlS St, 8 tOomS, $3.50. st}s M
No. Y507 Alley 3, l rooms, Sc %. I slISlI-
No .},6 Eoir street, rooms. S. 90. W.
No 1901 Woods street, rooms, 81 90.
Posse SION ,p1il LIT: f-'- -r,e IN
No. $40 Main street 6 rooms. SIS 90 q month.
No IFS Eighteenth street, $40 OF ~ month. Il
No. 2yc6 Ghspiin0 ST.. 5 rooms, Sl2.00.
No. 27l5 i 4 81, rooms sls.O!. ~ ~
No. lL6 fifteenth st., rUOulB. So M Z
Ne 1874 Market st. S '.51s e 1asrEis' ~. 1'l
Building known as Capitol Dining Rooms, Nos
12,i and LEG Market street. ar
JAMES A. HENRY, z
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public
jas (,Elce No 1912 MARKET street. 3
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Valuable Real Estate
ON WHEELING IaI,AND 49, s.


Al! Of The Waters Addition to the city Of Wheel.
In consisting" ,wchtyt light 2S) lots. situate CD
South Tenn, anuh sl0adxAy and .soutll York
street, being What vas formerly known as Tom.
LINENS Garden. ~ . t-s13 q! r."
AtAo 10 squsre No !. has a ironisge Of Isl,
dt:yonc feet on south enn street and has II Hon II
Asub.Anlisl twu--lory fame dSell!ng oil (s) eight
Rooms with water On premises. : t5i5l- ~
The remaining lots arr, Of. tiN forty.nne feet
!yoDase and are all desirable dwelling sites. ~
,so pArts VI ot' NH. Is anu "A in..,. Zane's Ad.
diti1n to tue city Of Wheeling. fronting about S9
feet on South Broadway. near Zane street. on
which Is Il two story double frame tehemeu, each
part CONTINUING u Eve 1oaais Water In houses
ntai value Of zach cart $40 per month.
The tas. hall OF lot No 4 on the north eide Of
Zane street, In the addition LAID out By Henry
Moore. trustee. Ono story cottage, (i) roorls.
Water Gu premises. ReuiRl valIe $40 per month
Twely.four feet of the ess aide Of lot No 6. Oh
north Iiit ri Zane street, In the addition laid out
BY Henry Nco'e trustee One story fsaiae cottage
" five rooms Water On premises. Rental value
u? per month. f-sr, sass ..gr =
Title 10 all this property "a unqucStlonably good
NH DC offered NJ private sa'c until IA
JANUARY 10, 1857. 1872 -
il not sooner sold, will on that day. commencing
at 10 o'clock A NJ. 10 offered at PUBLIC AUG
TlUS at tue north door OF the Court House
70, prizes and terms Of sale enquire OF 1, 5a
J.R C0WDEN, Aitornt y.atI.aw. or
". II, HALLEh, Aucii0Deer. !tlitf
de3erlhts ., = sf}IH
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Valuable Farm Fol. Sale,

otter for sale the Farm owned by the late
daniel i'etk situated In rlchlAnd township. Bel.
roat county, Ohio, on the National 70 I'd, one and
half miles west OF st Clsr>v.c. The farm contains
aSou. Ii acres OF good and well lying land: well
va cred In rooi state OF cultivation There IL
lOO acres clesied land, the balance timber: about
dwelling house, a good s,anle ana wagon shed, and
other ~ .sary outbui dings an apple orchard OF
about four Gcies-trces Of good 3fRc aud variety.
There also vineyard OF. l35 graFe vines consist.
Lax 0! len varieties II the most choice fruit. There
ia numbe OF other !ruit trerx. peaches, plums
cher les, sc. Toe IN IN Is III AL excellent neigh
bNhUoA. conyen'enr 10 schools; and. lota cd ns II
|. o The Nsti'nnl DAD vii! make avery dc'ira-
biz and pleasant home for family. Terms OF sale
will be llEde rcas ,pah!c. For further Particular
or information concerning the property, call Oh or
aId.tss The undersigned, st. Gluirsyillc, Ohio.
OLIVIA PECK, $500 -.-s1'
f1cc trir Of Daniel Peck, deceased,
orto C. A. SCIlAEFER Il CO.. --T--....25.:,--,
Ia5 Real E,tlte Agent Wheeling. W. Va.
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.LEPROSY.

and consequently incurnblc. It Ia impossible To dc.
scribe her sufcrines. llcr body from the crown q,
her leal 10 the socs OF her feet was mass Of decay
masses Of tcsh roting OF md leaving crca, cavities
lisr fingers fcslercd md three or four nails dropped
oi ut one time Her limbs conrarrt! by Inc fearful
liberation. mil for several years she did moi leave
hcr bed. l!cr weight was reduced from i25 10 co lbs
Perhaps some faint idcn Of her condition can bo
Cleaned from the fnc. ihat three pouIds OF Cosmo.
iine or ointment were used per week In dressing her
fcrcr TO fer ati.wsc Creator, 'As
Her husband hearing wonderful reports CT the use
Q. hwirrS SPECIFIC Is: S. 81, preynctl-on her to
test, bnt soon found that rT system was Senr re.
ey"d OF the poison ag the sores asspined rcd and
pure md actse, Mrs, Bailey continued tho $. s. =.
uni! ia.t Eetf'eyi gyery sore wns healed; she dis.
caIucd chair md e!rtccs md WIS for tho first time
~ Twelve years well woman. Her husband III.
"a bailey, Is IN business at IN blackstone Street,
Iosion, md viii take pleasure In giving the details
" this wonderful cure. Send to us for Treatise on
EjG"d and Skip Dlseasea, mailed free.
THH SWIFT srEclsic Co., prAwsT 3, Atlanta. Co
. ~ hI'Nfff a..
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Old

It is beginning to look as II Lord Colin
isn't even a emi.colon.- PHILADELPHIA Call.
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1IoRsFoRD's ACID pIIospuArs.

Fgosism is rather unanimous-the II
and knows have it. Whitehall Times.
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MEDICAL,
Elsl I. ;;saS !,a
c3NsJAP7IoN CAN gE 0vREDt !.
"; HALLS! !. :
ALSAMiiiiiiii;;;,

Cures Consumption, Colds, pneumo-
MIA, influenza, Bronchial, Dilioult!os,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenoss, Asthma,
Group. Whooping Cough. md ali
Diseases of tho Breathing Organs. It
soothcs and heals tho Membrane OF
tho Lungs, inaamcd and poisoned by
tho disease. and prevents tho night
sweats and tho tightness across tho
ohos. which accompany It. CON.
SUMPTION Is not IN incurablo nal.
ady. HALLS BALSAM viii curo
you, oven though professional oil fails,
Observation-Disclosures
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Tho ItynRon

a man who advertised to restore old
paintings had stolen them.- Te1as Sijsinqs.
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DR.. E. NJ. Gavitt. Toledo, o., says: ut
is valuable remedy in nervous prostra-
ton and weakness Of tho alimenta,y
caual,n 1f n FL rrbsaw i,
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At Night

An early settler-one who pays for hi,
lodging before retiring -Tt4es Sihings.
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BLACK WON |!

Or Black Lcprosy, 10 disease which Is considered
,nsa6aCs: but as Yielded to the curative proper.
world as =. ). $. Mrs BallGy, OF West Sonicfviic'
MASS, near loston, was attacked several wears MO
With this hdcous blac; eruption, and was trraie v
te best medical TALENT who could only Say tLat the
disease was species Of |" 80 ''' ~, '1 1'
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Cntnrrh IL not n Isl ,od Disease.

Glad it isn't rum=atlsm that ais Presi
dent Observation-Disclosures Trarcler.
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II N't,,,

Good resolutions don't count for pres
eats.-M. r. Morning Journal. 1TE
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Nervous Prostitution and Weakness OF the
Al f.1yt.,l AitttafitarY Canal. $1,000 !
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Dollar cigars are signboards on the road
to the poor-house or to Canada.-Galresto,